Knowhere
A spinning globe with no borders and no names. Knowhere asks you to click where a country is, five times a day.
How Knowhere works
Read the country. Each round names one country to find.
Spin the globe. Drag to turn it. A reference place is shown in cyan.
Click. Click where you think the country is and submit. You then see how close you were and move to the next round.
Daily or practice
The Daily Challenge gives everyone five set countries and ranks the results. Practice serves random countries with no limit and no ranking, so it is the place to learn.
Small countries are the test
Large countries are easy to land near. The points are won on small ones, where a click a few hundred kilometres off is a big miss. Learn a few neighbours for each small country, and click relative to them.
Common Knowhere questions
What is the Knowhere game?
A daily map game on a blank globe. It names a country, you click where you think it is, and your score depends on how far off you were.
Is this about Knowhere from Marvel?
No. This Knowhere is a geography game about knowing where countries are.
How many rounds are there?
Five rounds a day, each with one country to find.
Is there a practice mode?
Yes. Practice mode gives you random countries with no limit.
Can I see how I compare?
Yes. There is a daily and an all time leaderboard.
Knowhere strategy
- Use the reference place as an anchor and count across from it.
- Picture coastlines. Even without borders, continents keep their shape.
- Practice mode is unlimited, so learn tricky regions there.
- Spin the globe so the reference place sits in the middle before you judge distance.
Knowhere in numbers
- Rounds
- 5 a day
- Task
- Click the country's location
- Globe
- Blank, with one reference shown
- Modes
- Daily and unlimited practice
- Leaderboard
- Daily and all time
- Category
- Geography games, maps and globes
Facts checked on 2026-11-09. Knowhere belongs to Knowhere. Megadle is not linked to it.